i got many recordings where i sadly have hiss sounds from old tapes, old bad conversions digitally etc. you know in the 90s many music songs were low quality and when you raise the higher frequencies you hear that they hiss a lot..... so the sound is then more open and brighter but with the low sampled hiss :/ e.g. n64 music/sounds.
in RX7 it needs to analyse a part where ONLY the hiss sound is present with no music/sounds, but what can you do if you dont have such few seconds?
thanks!
RX7? or other plugin? how to remove HISS-like sounds without isolated part?
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 8494 posts since 5 Aug, 2009
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- KVRAF
- 8828 posts since 6 Jan, 2017 from Outer Space
All spektral denoisers can be set to either white noise or you could even draw the spektrum. RX7 for sure will tackle it...
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- KVRist
- 40 posts since 25 May, 2004
Actually, you can use any other denoiser, but RX7 is the best as for me.
Using RX7 spectral denoiser, you can use "curve" to use denoiser at frequencies you need.
Also, there is a video "Using iZotope RX6 Spectral De-Noise to remove Hiss" on youtube )
Or you can use spectral repair in Editor.
Also in Editor you can select only hiss in spectrogram and learn the spectral denoise with this selection.
Using RX7 spectral denoiser, you can use "curve" to use denoiser at frequencies you need.
Also, there is a video "Using iZotope RX6 Spectral De-Noise to remove Hiss" on youtube )
Or you can use spectral repair in Editor.
Also in Editor you can select only hiss in spectrogram and learn the spectral denoise with this selection.
